Prime Hydration sued over caffeine content in energy drinks [Video]

Logan Paul’s sports drink company, Prime, is being sued for allegedly deceiving consumers about the ingredients in its energy drink. 

A New York woman is claiming that Prime Hydration LLC, distributed by Congo Brands, is using “deceptive, and misleading advertising” regarding the caffeine content of its 12-ounce energy drinks.

The bottles advertise that there are 200 milligrams of caffeine per container. But “based upon testing commissioned by plaintiff’s attorneys, the products actually contain between 215-225 milligrams of caffeine,” according to the class action suit, filed in the Southern District of New York in early April.

FOX Business reached out to Congo Brands for comment.

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The suit noted that the company’s marketing campaign had already come under fire “for targeting children and adolescents despite their high concentration of caffeine.”

Federal health officials have said that caffeine can be part of a healthy diet for most adults, but too much can pose a danger to …